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| Cresta Vista, Boulder Creek, California, 95006 USA | |||
| Lat: 37.140° Lon: -122.127° Alt: 695 feet | |||
| CWOP Site ID: CW1844 | WUnderground ID: KCABOULD3 | ||
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Real-time Weather data updated frequently. |
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| Checkout This Hour's Detailed Weather Observations .... |
| Weather Station - Description and Installation |
| Temperature Converter Utility - Convert between Fahrenheit and Celsius |
| CWOP/MADIS Data Quality for this station ... |
Current/Highs/Lows - Outside Conditions top
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Local
Weather Warnings and Alerts top
Current Forecast from NWS top
| Santa Cruz Mountains Zone Forecast | |
| 301 AM PST Mon Dec 30 2024 | |
| ...FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 8 PM THIS EVENING TO 10 AM PST TUESDAY... | |
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REST OF TONIGHT - Low Clouds - Clearing |
| Mostly clear. Areas of fog. Lows around 40. North winds 5 to 10 mph. | |
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MONDAY - Morning Low Clouds - Clearing |
| Partly cloudy. Areas of fog in the morning. Highs in the 40s to mid 50s. North winds 5 to 10 mph. | |
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MONDAY NIGHT - Partly Cloudy |
| Partly cloudy in the evening then becoming mostly clear. Lows in the mid 30s to lower 40s. North winds 5 to 10 mph. | |
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TUESDAY - Sunny Weather |
| Sunny. Patchy frost in the morning. Highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. North winds 5 to 10 mph. | |
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TUESDAY NIGHT - Partly Cloudy |
| Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 30s. North winds around 5 mph. | |
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NEW YEARS DAY - Sunny Weather |
| Sunny in the morning then becoming partly cloudy. Highs in the 50s to lower 60s. | |
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT - Partly Cloudy |
| Partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 40s. | |
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THURSDAY - Sunny Weather |
| Sunny. Highs in the 50s to mid 60s. | |
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THURSDAY NIGHT - Partly Cloudy |
| Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 40s. | |
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FRIDAY - Chance of Rain |
| Mostly cloudy. A chance of rain. Highs in the mid 50s to lower 60s. | |
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FRIDAY NIGHT - Drizzle |
| Mostly cloudy. Patchy fog. A chance of drizzle and rain. Lows in the mid 40s. | |
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SATURDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT - Mostly Cloudy |
| Mostly cloudy. Highs in the 50s. Lows in the lower 40s. | |
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SUNDAY - Partly Cloudy - Clearing |
| Partly cloudy in the morning then becoming sunny. Highs in the 50s to lower 60s. | |
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| Prepared by Boulder-Creek.com on: Mon Dec 30 06:00:03 PST 2024 | |
Temperature and Rain Forecasts for Local Cities
No forecasted temperature/precipitation table for cities available at this time. Check back again at the next forecast run.
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Technical Weather Discussion from the NWS
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San Francisco Bay Area
Weather Mesonet This is a map of personal weather stations in the Bay Area. Click on a temperature icon to go to that stations' weather report. Personal Weather Station data is supplied by the Weather Underground. METAR station data is provided by NOAA. This map is updated on the half-hour. Hot links are updated on the quarter-hour. Browser must support ALT image tags. If you are using FireFox, use can use this extension. |
Airport METAR Stations - Maintained by the NOAA
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| Click on one of the menu choices to see the current weather conditions. | |
| Updated every couple hours from NOAA. |
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RAWS Weather Stations |
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RAWS, Remote Automated Weather Stations, are typically owned and maintained by local wildland fire agencies to monitor local fire danger conditions. These weather stations collect, store, and send data to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho via the GOES satellite. |
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Fire managers use this data to predict fire behavior and monitor fuels, resource managers use the data to monitor environmental conditions. Usually updated every hour. Link opens into a new browser window. Use the raw data text link to get last 24-hours. All raw data records day of the month and times in Zulu (UTC), subtract 7 hours if local time is PDT (UTC-7), 8 hours if local time is PST (UTC-8). |
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| Pulgas, CA (Raw Data Link) | Los Gatos, CA (Raw Data Link) | |
| La Honda, CA (Raw Data Link) | Ben Lomond, CA (Raw Data Link) * | |
| Los Altos, CA (Raw Data Link) | Corralitos, CA (Raw Data Link) | |
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* closest RAWS near Boulder Creek, on top of Ben Lomond Mountain |
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More local San Lorenzo Valley weather stations can be found here!
Weather Underground top
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| Click above to get today, yesterday, past week and month graphs from KCABOULD3. Weather data updated every 15 minutes. Unless power outage or system issue intervenes, after all the weather station is in a California rain forest. |
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Station WeatherCAM top
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Boulder-Creek.com Weather Camera |
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Lomond Mountain. The image is updated every minute. Winter exposure
requires the camera to be pointing downwards to avoid sun-burning the camera
sensor. (Note burn marks in the upper right hand quadrant.)
A 24 hour time lapse movie is available below of the same scene, courtesy of WeatherUnderground. Note that this feature is still in beta mode SO HICCUPS ARE TO BE EXPECTED. The time lapse movie frame is currently updated every five minutes with the above image. |
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24 Hour Weather Camera |
Due to the poor quality of Wunderground's Flash compilation. I've managed to put my own "yesterday" 24 hour time-lapse weather webcam that shows both 5 minute incremental images from the webcamera along with the weather conditions superimposed over the webcam image. The timelapse webcam movie updates at midnight for the previous day. This feature is under development and is subject to change.
Experimental
Link to Yesterday's Weather Webcam
(~2.5MB - will open in
a separate window)
5-Day Temperature History
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Daily Outdoor Temperatures by Year
| Outdoor temperature sensor is currently at a southern exposure couple hundred feet above the valley floor above a mile north of town. Previous to August 7th, the station was located on Bear Creek Road near town. For local downtown temperatures - check out San Lorenzo Water District. |
5-Day Humidity History
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| Indoor/Outdoor humidity. Outdoors is yellow and uses left-hand abscissa. Indoor humidity is a thin white line and uses right-hand abscissa. |
5-Day Barometric History top
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| Note: Graph displays Station (Raw) Barometric Pressure. Current pressure trend unfortunately records time interval changes. Check graph to determine in general whether pressure is increasing or dropping. |
Wind Conditions
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| Note: Wind conditions in downtown Boulder Creek typically are much higher than what is represented here due to 'valley wind-tunnel effect'. This weather station is off Highway 9 about a mile from Boulder Creek and sits a couple hundred feet above the valley floor . On the wind rose compass, the inner band is 10 mph and the outer band is set to 20 mph. Anything beyond the 20 mph band is high winds! |
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GEOS High Density Winds
Eastern Pacific
Current Rain Conditions top
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| Due to power outages, some of the graphs may not be accurate as to
real-time. Rainfall
totals however are accurate, once power is restored since the weather base station has battery backup. Rain totals for January 2008 Big Storms:
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| Typical: Sporadic rains start in October with heavy rains starting in January. Rains decrease in intensity in April-May. Rainfall totals are reset the 1st of every October. Better detailed rain graphs (in/hr) can be found on the WeatherUnderground daily/historical report for this station. | ||||||||||||||||
| Daily Rainfall by Rain Year |
| Rainfall Total by Rain Year |
| Oct 2002 to Sep 2003: 51.34 inches |
| Oct 2003 to Sep 2004: 46.80 inches |
| Oct 2004 to Sep 2005: 66.14 inches |
| Oct 2005 to Sep 2006: 67.36 inches |
| Oct 2006 to Sep 2007: 26.24 inches |
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This graph shows this year's rainfall totals compared with the total rainfall from our previous year. Note: rainfall year is calculated from the 1st of October. |
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NOAA Summary Archive top
Current NOAA Weather Summary for this weather station.
Click on the year for NOAA summary reports for year and individual months. The page will open up into a new browser window. The 2007 weather summary is usually updated the first of the month.
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Solar Activity top
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Current UV Index Forecast |
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Mauna Loa Image |
Sun Active Regions |
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Geomagnetic Field |
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Real-Time Solar Wind |
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South Auroral Map |
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Note: The GOES Solar X-ray Imager has gone hay-wired and has been taken offline while the SXI team tried to troubleshoot the problem. Therefore the SXI solar images are currently not available. For the latest in operational status, please see this link.
From NOAA Space Environment Center
Other Space Weather Links
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